our guide several years ago was brother james cuddy, now father cuddy, chaplain at providence college in rhode island. >> on the most basic level, i think, you can view saints as being older brothers and sisters or those who have professed the same beliefs as you -- these men and women who have lived these heroic lives of virtue and have, we're all one body. we believe that the saints are in heaven now praying for us. there are some saints who are more popular today than others. the blessed virgin mary, we actually call the queen of the saints. certainly, we can point to st. francis as being extraordinarily popular. st. anthony of padua for anyone who loses their car keys. there's also devotion, great devotion to some more contemporary saints -- blessed teresa of calcutta or st. padre pio. each year when planning this liturgy, brothers will get together, dominican brothers will get together and try and identify certain saints that represent a good cross-section of the church. >> to this glorious saint, i know by experience, to help us in all. and our lord would have us understand that

but in her classes, cuddy noticed that power seemed to have a physical connection as much as a mentalwith power and dominance, across the animal kingdom. so they're sitting in ways that i can't sit right now. so they're sitting with their knees apart, and you know, an arm draped over the seat next to them. >> reporter: most of the women were exactly the opposite. knees close together, assuming low power positions. >> they're contracting. they're making themselves as small as they can. they don't want to bump into the person next to them. >> i laugh because i know because that's how i often find myself sitting. i think a lot of women can relate to that. with dana carney of the university of berkeley at california, cuddy set out to discover if power could come from a pose. >> we wanted to know if the body could shape your mind. >> reporter: hormones are chemical messengers that signal how body and mind should react to a variety of stimuli. in powerful people the hormones testosterone drives confidence and assertiveness. in stressed-out individuals, cortisol is the hormone that spikes. c

that was professor amy cuddy from harvard with gary tuchman. mitt romney was struggling in the primaries and turned it around with a strong debate performance in florida. lot of political professionals credit my next guest, brett o'donnell, as the man behind that debate performance. he helped mr. romney get ready. he joins us now to talk about the factors that may spell success for governor romney or for president obama on tuesday as well as what could doom each to failure. i appreciate you being with us. i know there's a lot of stuff obviously that you learned about governor romney that you won't be discussing which is obviously totally fine. i wouldn't expect you to spill all the beans. but we just heard about body language, nonverbal communication. in your opinion, how critical is that to the perceived outcome of a debate? >> well, audiences report they take as much as 65% of meaning in a communications experience, including debates, from how people say things, not just what they say. >> 65%. wow. >> yeah. so body language is very important.

cuddy 3 firefighters contained this with -- 53 firefighters controlling this to 8-9 a.. >> a deadly shooting early friday morning in san jose. the victim was shot to death after a confrontation in front of a large group of people. it is the 8 homicide of the year. >>vicki: dozens of high school seniors in brentwood were not able to march because of a high school prank. with water soluble paint and chaining a sheep to a light bulb. they decided to celebrate with private property. they found out that the ceremony those not in attendance were missed. >> this program for saturday's graduation ceremony at heritage high school in brentwood had more than 400 graduates. however, 50 would not be present for the ceremony. >> basically, if you want? >> yes. >>reporter: that a group including the class president, speaking at the ceremony prohibited from marching because they have been suspended because of a high- school print. >> they were putting water soluble paint on their feet and walking through. >> along with that tethered lamb has been the cloud hanging over the class of 2012. >> something like t

participants are asked to wear a cuddy. or houston died from that her death was accidental.ed that heartte contributed to it. a said was found dead in bathtub and a beverly hills hotel. d.c. police are searching for person who stabbed a woman, killing the unborn baby boy. the suspect got to the woman's early yesterday morning and then attacked her. they heard the n was eight months pregnant crying for help. >> i ran upstairs. holding her stomach. the blood was starting from a stomach. she told police she was attacked. the guardian angels trying to help them. there have been three separate area onrecently in that game and and a chance gender women. in the area takes the fed tomorrow. is another sign of population growth. the area could will be used as numbers in the area served by them. 16 counties will be affected. >> it is 62 degrees. >> there's a new push to bring redskins back to d.c. what the mayor is proposing. this is coming up. >> a great shout out to the cherry blossoms. we will be right back. [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv

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. >> gary tuchman with harvard business school professor amy cuddy. it. >>> someone else who was watching the debate closely, alan schroeder, author of "presidential debates, 50 years of high risk tv" and journalism professor in boston, wrote about his take on last night's debate on cnn.com. he joins me now with historical perspective. it's interesting, you say incumbents usually fall flat on the first debate. why is that? >> well, there are several reasons for that, and actually, they make sense. first of all, the incumbent is out of practice. he or she has not been on a debate stage in four years and mitt romney, on the other hand, has had 20 plus primary debates this season. then also, they live in a white house cocoon. the incumbents are not used to being challenged directly, especially in a personal way as was the case last night with mitt romney. >> some people have said they thought president obama seemed almost irritated to be confronted like that. you think part of that, if it was irritation, that comes from the idea that he's been surrounded

we turn to john cuddy for the story. >> amidst family and friends under the protection of private security10 acre property. they learned robert kennedy junior the nephew of john f. kennedy and son of bobby kennedy was at the residents and was the one who called police after a housekeeper found his wife's body. she noticed she was missing around 11:00 a.m. after finding her purse but no sign of her. worried the housekeeper called robert who lives nearby in bedford. he called a local aa group to find out if mary was there. a search followed. bedrooms and carriage house was checked before a housekeeper went into the barn. she set animal traps on top of one another and kicked them out from under them herself. she died from asphyxiation due to hanging. the news coverage surrounding her death she issued the following statement we loved mary and knew her to be an exceptional mother, sibling and friend to many. countless people described her as an extraordinary mother selfless in her desire to help others. >>> sad story. >> the time right now 16 after the hour. coming up, move over paul mccartney.

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stereotypes is something we used to keep our lives orderly but we need to think much harder than that >> cuddy's can be worn in any other aspects of the game, just be cold. it doesn't always mean gang banging >> a news conference and scream out our plan outside the hall of justice in san francisco protesting the killing >> nato says the two service members who were shot to death today in afghanistan were british soldiers. the died after a man in an afghan uniform and opened fire at coalition troops. the gunman was then shot and killed. the u.s. gave $860,000 to the families of the afghan victims in the shooting rampage stand on staff sergeant robert bayless. bayles is facing 17 counts of murder and he could face the death penalty if convicted >> president obama and the chinese president discussing north korea today at a nuclear security summit in south korea. mr. day he made his first visit to the demilitarized zone. he says the u.s. will hold back food aid in north korea if they make good on its promise to watch a long-range missile. we are year which means there were no winners, what a mega mi

>> >> it is another example of programming cuddy edge programming to win a and it emmy awards. what have you learned from that process? >> everything. this and amazing process. the first time i have ever interviewed real-life participants to turn their story into a movie. >> what do you do if you have a conflict between the book? >> we had to resolve it. lot of that resolution came from mark and john and an example is sarah palin recently said she was never in a funk in the campaign been in her book she never describe the emotional defense leading up to that. the book lays it out. you have a conflict. how does that resolve? talk to the actual people that were there. the overwhelming answer was the book was accurate. sometimes it is not the consensus and it you have to figure it out. >> that is a great example. i was concerned that momentum was humanizing part of the story. i knew it would get to people's attention. it was a week and desperate and dramatic moment. we talk to multiple people who act did it out. i needed to go -- julianna more to go for the accurate part -- portra

amy cuddy is an associate professor at harvard business school who studies how people perceive othershat shapes the impressions we have of others. she joins me now. you say that when it comes to gestures, ones that convey power and warmth are really important to make an effective politician. you point to former president bill clinton as the master of warmth. i want to show a video of him during town hall with ross perot and then president bush back in 1992. kind of walk us through what we're seeing. >> okay. >> you know people who have lost their jobs and lost their homes. >> so he's walking toward this woman, toward this voter, away from the people onstage so he's focused on the voter, not on the other candidates. he's gentle. his body language is gentle. he's leaning toward her. he's even softened his voice. he's nodding. he makes incredible eye contact. he signals to people when he's talking to them you are the only person in the room. you're the most important person. it's that clinton tractor beam that really melted people. >> is that i feel your pain without actually saying it?

so the suspect remains in cuddy as the investigation continues. but again, it appears he was a lone wolf. >> they're calling it al qaeda-inspired. it is not clear he had any connection to any of the disparate al qaeda groups, whether it was al qaeda in asia, southeast asia where he's from, or al qaeda in any other al qaeda affiliates. correct? >> right. some of the recordings he boasts that he has al qaeda contacts in banglade bangladesh. they have avenue not found any evidence of that. he was inspired. he read al qaeda's publications, "al qaeda inspire" magazine, followed the publications of anwar al awlaki who was killed in a drone strike and he praised osama bin laden saying he hoped to "destroy america." those are the words quoted in the court documents filed yesterday. >> was this fbi-led or nypd-led or was it really a joint operation? >> this one, joint terrorism task force, fbi agents working alongside nypd detectives and homeland security investigators with immigrations and custom enforcement all working following up the various leads. the

. >> when is a it sought to men wearing dark cuddy's running away from the scene.you know anything about this contact homicide attack does at the vallejo police department. >> a hot -- a hiker spotted a body friday morning. if the victim was an adult female that had not been dead for too long. they are now looking for suspects. >> officer kenyon youngstorm was shot during a routine traffic stop along route 6 a 80 an alamo. -- on bridge 6-- 680 >> family after family brings flowers and stuffed animals. some school age children make cards with card. -- with hearts. we saw the ambulance. we ran out there and had several conversations with the police officer. >> we did not know how serious it was. the community is in grief. this tragedy is still so fresh. it was almost as if making the trip to the memorial makes it a reality for them that kenyon youngstorm and that is a reality. >> an alarm was raised after three employees without ideas as to enter the property. this is that pg&e. police say that that's is need to be aware of and to ask workers for identification. >>ja

cuddy in sure my constituents that work for these companies that nothing that happens in the european council is detrimental to their interests -- >> my friend is absolutely right. britain benefits from being in the single market. because of investments on companies like honda and jaguar, we're now a net exporter of cars again. >> businesses are worried about jobs. given the size of our trade relationship, will the prime minister show leadership and getting growth? how did he see that as being in the uk's national interest? >> i think there was good progress on the growth program. people suspected it would be part of the agenda. that is part of that. there is clear commitments to the service, to digital single market. is the british and italian agenda -- that is the british and italian agenda. >> large numbers are standing. >> the prime minister urges integration as one solution to the problem. big civil disorder. he should be advising everyone to go back to their currency and then rebuild the currency and rebuild jobs. >> well said. >> we cann't make choices -- we can't make choices

. >> this year we have the shins, vt, kid cuddy.tantrums, asap rocky fun. >> right okay. and the reaction so far has been. >> great. >> yeah, we have already sold more tickets than last year looking to sell it out again this year. >> okay so, will you keep the balance of the food and the music do you thing because you could easily see one take over the other seems it is huge. >> no, we are really excited about the pairing and chefs and farmers we brought on to take over concessions sweet green will have some stands but a lot of other cool food partners. >> like who? >> shake shack, rob bertas pizza from new york. fresh farm markets, farmers market stands. >> so, it will truly be a marriage of the food and the music. >> yep. >> okay. all right now, and i was joking earlier with our producer she is talking about the monthly salad specials tell us what is going on at the restaurant too. >> just every month we love to feature local seasonal produce in our monthly salad, it is to have more fun and stay connected to local food. >> just th

and i may make it into a cuddi catcher. good morning, jacki. >> good morning, earn.structional job approval is up. the latest gallup poll has 70% of americans approving on what congress is doing. it hit a low of 10% in february. as for what congress is doing, privacy and online advocates are keeping a close line on legislation called the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act and it's under consideration. opponents say it goes too far in letting tech companies and the government collect information on you online. google so far has not come out with a position. >>> in other news, ron paul events are still drawing a crowd. 2,000 people showed up for a townhall at university of rhode island last night. and one fan is now creating ron paul the video game. programmer daniel williams is creating ron paul road to revolution. paul travels the 50 states collecting gold and delegates, ultimately ending the federal reserve and becomes president. he says the online version will be free and available come july. you can talk about this and everything else that you are inter

cuddy in sure my constituents -- could he ensure my constituents that work for these companies that nothing that happens in the european council is detrimental to their interests -- >> my friend is absolutely right. britain benefits from being in the single market. because of investments on companies like honda and jaguar, we're now a net exporter of cars again. for the first time since 1976. >> businesses are worried about jobs. given the size of our trade relationship, will the prime minister show leadership and getting growth? how did he see that as being in the uk's national interest? >> i think there was good progress on the growth program. people suspected it would be part of the agenda. that is part of that. there is clear commitments to the service, to digital single market. is the british and italian agenda -- that is the british and italian agenda. >> large numbers are standing. i will not be able to accomodate them all. >> the prime minister urges integration as one solution to the problem. big civil disorder. he should be advising everyone to go back to their currency and then r

democratic congressman louis grittier is also carlos cuddy areas. bob schieffer talks with rick perry. antonio di rvillagarosa. readers of the five network talk shows begin with "eat th meet the press." finally, "face the nation" at 4:00 p.m. listen to them all here on c- span radio at 90.1 fm, xm 119, on your blackberry, or our iphone app. >> when did clean energy become on 30 word? what is wrong with clean energy? you can believe what you what about our existing energy sources but why couldn't you believe there is an opportunity for clean energy? >> i think we need to create demand in the next five to 10 years for renewals to offset the advantages that fossil fuels have had. it is clearly happening on a state-by-state basis. it would be more effective it did -- if it was a federal policy. >> natural gas -- north america is the only place where we do not have widespread vehicles coming off the assembly line that can use compressed natural gas. there are people who believe compressed natural vehicle cars or trucks are more likely to burst into flame